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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
11
An advertisement touts Croxone as a breakthrough remedy for backache, kidney trouble, bladder issues, rheumatism, and urinary disorders. It claims rapid action, dissolving uric acid and toxins, strengthening kidneys, and working within minutes. Pills are available via local druggists with a refund offer.
Huntington paper reports Wude Cook, of United Indian district, suggests a barge canal could link northern Hobos and Huntington, improving water supply and transportation. Mentions Perry Randall and Taylor engine teams en route to Mort Wayne, with local council backing and plans to clear rights of way.
Niagara Falls May 41 Justice Josens FR Lamar of the United States Supreme Court is viewed as the dominant figure in the A B C peace conference. His leadership is credited with guiding delicate negotiations to untangle the Mexican tangle. He reportedly believes the talks will prove successful due to his methods.
A meeting of film producers and supporters argues against federal censorship, citing Europe’s declines in output under control and noting American studios supply a major share of the world market. Speakers include Ohio Kansas and Pennsylvania censorship advocates and industry representatives stressing harm to business and public taste. Local notices list attendees and visiting relatives.
Local notes report Mrs. R Laahel of Creatling Ohio traveling to Warsaw with her father William S. Clark who is 104 percent years old and gradually becoming weaker. Reports include visits among Brindley relatives in Eton Grom and Kosciusko infirmary superintendent Rankhill returning from travel with his parents.
May 31 reports say the Maryeo-rhunm and ocean wave reviews were staged on the Ricker lot south of the courthouse for a six week run. George Brookins of the Lyceum theater plans a new air dome with seating for about 600, moving from Plerecton alow to the city and starting within two weeks amid rain. If delays occur he may show films at the nearby theater instead.
In Allen county notes run three and six months. We sell to net investor 7 percent interest. Also high grade industrial bonds bearing 7 percent interest payable semi annually. Denominations 101, 3605 and 1000. Address P.O. Box 938 Ft. Wayne.
An older advertisement extolling Speedway foot balm promises fast relief for tired feet. It claims instant cooling and soothing effects, easing throbbing pain, and restoring vitality to weary joints and muscles. The copy urges immediate purchase with money-back satisfaction.
The Old National Bank of Fort Wayne reports worldwide business conditions above average in 48 countries with optimism on the Mexican situation and the Niagara peace talks. It notes Congress activity slow, Panama Canal issues looming, and regional reserve banks moving toward actual operation amid favorable gold movements and rising bank clearings.
The article predicts at least 560 million bushels of wheat and more than 40 million bushels of rye harvests with optimism about improved business conditions. It notes copper and tin gains tied to machinery, railroad earnings flat, and bank clearings normal. Activity is not expected to surge but trends toward better conditions, with 3314 business totals unlikely to match 1919 and a slow, steady pace through September.
A verbose critique condemns social caste and cliques across society and business. It argues caste harms cooperation and the Golden Rule, noting all ranks deserve equality, mutual respect, and shared effort. The piece warns that class divisions breed jealousy, misunderstandings, and poor performance, urging all to strive as equals regardless of wealth or position.
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